How to Divide Polynomials with Quadratic Divisor | SYNTHETIC DIVISION || LMT101

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Dividing polynomials with a linear divisor is easy to solve because it contains only 1 divisor. This time, let's try dividing polynomials with greater degree. Watch the entire video because it will guide you and teach you how to divide polynomials with quadratic divisor.
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@ravenarcilla1270 3 года назад

Eto ung mga mgagandang videos panoorin kesa s mga pabibong vids. Straight to the point and ang topic is may sense. Kesa s iba n ang bababaw ng topic (super easy) un p maraming views. Kainis minsan ang life, nssyang tuloi effort ng iba paggawa ng vid n pinaghirapan.

@learningmathtogether101 3 года назад

Hello @ Raven Arcilla . Thank you for appreciating. It keeps me going! Keep watching , I'll be uploading more videos soon. Thank you and God bless 😇😇

@user-gl9pm8ym7p 7 месяцев назад

Nice one maam! >;D

@c.m.p2943 11 месяцев назад

Thanks

@nagarajanaidu7814 Год назад

Thank you so much

@gabb1507 3 года назад

hello! I'm currently trying to make my own example of division of polynomials using a quadratic divisor, and I was wondering if it's possible to have the 'x^2' be like '2x^2' in the quadratic divisor, if that makes sense? So far I haven't seen any other videos that show this, and I was hoping you can answer :) thank you so much!

@gabb1507 3 года назад

and if it is- how would that work in synthetic division?

@learningmathtogether101 3 года назад

Hello. Thank you for commenting Yes that's possible. the same process just follow the steps in getting the synthetic divisor, b/-a and c/-a ☺️

@crisgwyngieponferrada2039 3 года назад

Very clear maam..

@learningmathtogether101 3 года назад

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@cassandranicole874 2 года назад

Pano po pag may remainder?

@learningmathtogether101 2 года назад

Pag may remainder naman Nicole, you have to get the last two number results of your Synthetic Division as your remainder. In the case of dividing with quadratic divisor yung result ng remainder mo when you write should be a linear remainder, example if the last two digits after mong magdivide ay 1 and 2 so isulat mo ang remainder as (x+2/divisor).